Echopraxia

from Permeates by Where You Last Left It

	/

lyrics

You promise me I can trust that
when you move me I won't move much.
That if you tilt my head sideways
You will support me in every way.

I won't be in any uncomfortable
positions. No muscle cramps.
You will make sure I take my meds.
You will obscure my face from the camera.

I'm losing my grip on trust.
It's all I've got. It's no longer enough.
You smile and tell me that if I just
work at it I'll be worthy of your love.

Manhandled, I don't recognise
this bad excuse for set decoration.
Then, you will make sure to put me back safe.
Then, you will induce me to coma.

credits

from Permeates, releases July 7, 2036

license

about

Where You Last Left It Dublin, Ireland

Electroniques de la nuit. Pre-eclampsyian oddities. Curious hand shapes. Little comets of button-bashing.

contact / help

Contact Where You Last Left It

Report this track or account

If you like Where You Last Left It, you may also like:

Motif
by Max Cooper

Hurtling drum & bass with an experimental edge, the latest from Max Cooper defies easy categorization. Bandcamp New & Notable Oct 9, 2023
go to album
Unspoken Words
by Max Cooper

An introspective multi-media experience showcasing experimental electronic dreamscapes alongside short films by an array of visual artists. Bandcamp New & Notable Mar 31, 2022
go to album
Water
by Lotic

Lotic delivers the most astonishing music of her already stunning career. Bandcamp Album of the Day Nov 1, 2021
go to album
D.urt
by taona

Zimbabwean-German producer Taona links up with fellow boundary-pushing artists, including actor/musician Elsaphan Njora, on this new EP. Bandcamp New & Notable Oct 5, 2021
go to album
Expensive Shit (45 Centre Edit) / RAM Generation - Limited Edition 7"
by sUb_modU

featured on Bandcamp Radio Aug 17, 2021
go to album
Maps
by Max Cooper

Written to accompany a filmed dance routine, the tender melodies on “Maps” feel airy and graceful. Bandcamp New & Notable Jun 28, 2021
go to album
Maran Atha
by Miguel Gil Tertre

Inspired by the Syrian desert, neoclassical composer and producer Miguel Del Tertre creates a soothing, hopeful sound-world. Bandcamp New & Notable Apr 27, 2021
go to album